You're trying to run a campaign right now in the world of coronavirus, so you can't do the normal rope line and have a hundred people at a rally and so how do you adjust?

Well, and we're in a state where a third of the state does not have broadband access.

Right?

So you want any things you would think you do.

You can do a video town hall or you can do something, but in your rural communities that don't have

access to broadband.

You gotta go there.

You gotta go there.

What we are what we're thinking about is how can we amp up our game on radio, you know, getting on gospel stations and having call-ins, where if you call in the line, you got a few people in the house, and we have to just be creative in terms of being able to get to the people.

Jamie Harrison is a Democrat running for the U.S. Senate in South Carolina challenging the evil Lindsay Graham.

It's hard to win as a Democrat in the South, but Harrison is an experienced political figure

who studied Polysai at Yale.

So when he stopped off in New York, I had to ask him about who he is and how he plans to run.

Its senatorial candidate Jamie Harrison on Torrey Show. and running against somebody who's 100% name ID in South Carolina, you have to be in people's faces,

high, this is my story, this is who I am.

Yeah, and in such a contrast, I mean for us doing this, we visited some counties that have I will give you

Allendale County for instance this is a county that the the state has taken over

their school systems on a number of occasions. Poor African American

county is in the southwestern part of South Carolina, right on the border of Georgia. And I asked them I said well you know have you seen

Lindsay Graham and one woman said I've lived in this county my entire life and I

don't think in Lindsay Graham has ever visited our county.

And I mean he hasn't done a town hall in almost three years.

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